Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:36
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Different poster. A bear would certainly kill me and my young if the alternative was starving. I have to be willing to do the same, although bear is a nasty meat and I’d rather eat a deer.
I'm the PP with the shotguns. I'd rather not shoot and/or kill a bear. I only hunt what I will eat. I think it's awful to do otherwise. However a fresh roasted pheasant in a orange bourbon reduction is pretty freaking fantastic
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:36
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Absolutely! And them I eat them. Never said I was mad. Have a great day!
If a bear eats you for lunch I won’t cry. You fight by sword you die by sword. You hunt the animals, one day they will hunt back. Animals have moms and feelings just like you.
That's why I fight by the shotgun. Enjoy your matcha smoothie. I'm having duck fat new potatoes with a side of ribeye.
Sorry... had to fix the bad html. And thanks for the tip... I'll keep an eye out for mom cow
Oh, and bears also kill and eat animals. And they typically leave their cubs when they are less than two years old.
Why yes they do! This is normal. Every animal matures differently. Human takes 18 years to mature, but as in your case some never achieve full maturity and humanity regardless of the age.
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:32
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Different poster. A bear would certainly kill me and my young if the alternative was starving. I have to be willing to do the same, although bear is a nasty meat and I’d rather eat a deer.
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:30
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Absolutely! And them I eat them. Never said I was mad. Have a great day!
If a bear eats you for lunch I won’t cry. You fight by sword you die by sword. You hunt the animals, one day they will hunt back. Animals have moms and feelings just like you.
That's why I fight by the shotgun. Enjoy your matcha smoothie. I'm having duck fat new potatoes with a side of ribeye.
Sorry... had to fix the bad html. And thanks for the tip... I'll keep an eye out for mom cow
Oh, and bears also kill and eat animals. And they typically leave their cubs when they are less than two years old.
So you are saying that you are as animal as them?
Once bears will have their own Safeways, and will have vegetarian options but still will hunt then I will think of them very lowly just as I do about you.
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:28
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:
I believe in Karma. I also wish you to be reincarnated as something that will be hunted all your life but not quire killed for w long time so you can experience all the pain and the suffering you inflicted. Seems like a fair deal.
I bet you do. I've been nothing but civil and you've done nothing but wish me harm. I hope you find your karma soon.
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:27
Subject: Re:Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
^quite
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:26
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Absolutely! And them I eat them. Never said I was mad. Have a great day!
If a bear eats you for lunch I won’t cry. You fight by sword you die by sword. You hunt the animals, one day they will hunt back. Animals have moms and feelings just like you.
That's why I fight by the shotgun. Enjoy your matcha smoothie. I'm having duck fat new potatoes with a side of ribeye.
Sorry... had to fix the bad html. And thanks for the tip... I'll keep an eye out for mom cow
Oh, and bears also kill and eat animals. And they typically leave their cubs when they are less than two years old.
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:26
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Absolutely! And them I eat them. Never said I was mad. Have a great day!
If a bear eats you for lunch I won’t cry. You fight by sword you die by sword. You hunt the animals, one day they will hunt back. Animals have moms and feelings just like you.
That's why I fight by the shotgun. Enjoy your matcha smoothie. I'm having duck fat new potatoes with a side of ribeye.
Sorry... had to fix the bad html. And thanks for the tip... I'll keep an eye out for mom cow
I believe in Karma. I also wish you to be reincarnated as something that will be hunted all your life but not quire killed for w long time so you can experience all the pain and the suffering you inflicted. Seems like a fair deal.
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:14
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Absolutely! And them I eat them. Never said I was mad. Have a great day!
If a bear eats you for lunch I won’t cry. You fight by sword you die by sword. You hunt the animals, one day they will hunt back. Animals have moms and feelings just like you.
That's why I fight by the shotgun. Enjoy your matcha smoothie. I'm having duck fat new potatoes with a side of ribeye.
Sorry... had to fix the bad html. And thanks for the tip... I'll keep an eye out for mom cow
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:12
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Absolutely! And them I eat them. Never said I was mad. Have a great day!
If a bear eats you for lunch I won’t cry. You fight by sword you die by sword. You hunt the animals, one day they will hunt back. Animals have moms and feelings just like you.
That's why I fight by the shotgun. Enjoy your matcha smoothie. I'm having duck fat new potatoes with a side of ribeye.
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:11
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Absolutely! And them I eat them. Never said I was mad. Have a great day!
If a bear eats you for lunch I won’t cry. You fight by sword you die by sword. You hunt the animals, one day they will hunt back. Animals have moms and feelings just like you.
Are you a vegan, PP?
Anonymous
03/05/2020 18:05
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Absolutely! And them I eat them. Never said I was mad. Have a great day!
If a bear eats you for lunch I won’t cry. You fight by sword you die by sword. You hunt the animals, one day they will hunt back. Animals have moms and feelings just like you.
Anonymous
03/05/2020 17:58
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Absolutely! And them I eat them. Never said I was mad. Have a great day!
Anonymous
03/05/2020 17:53
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:lol
This title made me laugh. Of course the most obese nation in the world is worried about running out of food.
ROFLMAO! If there is a pandemic and no food delivery to your local supermarket, food will ran out after a while and you will be very happy if you have a gun in the house to fend off people that will be foraging for food in upper class neighborhoods.
For realz. I ordered a few stun guns off of Amazon for this very purpose.although if it gets to that point it’s over. If they’re coming to your house they probably have their own guns
If we get to that point, people with guns in their houses and people coming to forage with guns will get into shootouts and then die of the resulting infections.
We have enough deer in this area to feed an army, unfortunately for the deer. And we are coming into grow season, i.e. we can grow our own and forage if necessary.
DH just brought his rifles home. We don’t keep them here usually so that we can tell DD’s friends’ parents that we don’t have guns.
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.
You kill animals? And then you are mad that earth fights back by sending virus?
Anonymous
03/05/2020 17:48
Subject: Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:lol
This title made me laugh. Of course the most obese nation in the world is worried about running out of food.
ROFLMAO! If there is a pandemic and no food delivery to your local supermarket, food will ran out after a while and you will be very happy if you have a gun in the house to fend off people that will be foraging for food in upper class neighborhoods.
For realz. I ordered a few stun guns off of Amazon for this very purpose.
If we get to that point, people with guns in their houses and people coming to forage with guns will get into shootouts and then die of the resulting infections.
We have enough deer in this area to feed an army, unfortunately for the deer. And we are coming into grow season, i.e. we can grow our own and forage if necessary.
DH just brought his rifles home. We don’t keep them here usually so that we can tell DD’s friends’ parents that we don’t have guns.
Not an unwise choice. I've only got shotguns for goose/pheasant hunting on the Eastern shore. I guess I can set up a food truck on a golf course if it comes to that
Just had a trip to Walmart.. Woman in front of me: 20 cans of soup. Guy behind me: All the cleaners he could fine. Me: 100 pack of 12 gauge shells. (I actually trap shoot a lot and it's so much cheaper there). I did get some looks though.